President Obama’s historic and emotional visit to his father’s homeland of Kenya generated plenty of press, both in America and worldwide. It also helped name a bunch of Kenyan babies, as proud citizens of the African country memorialized the event by attaching words to their children for the rest of their lives.

Words like Air Force One. And, of course, Barack Obama.

Surely, they’re not the only ones who will carry the name of America’s first black president. But the ones who will be known affectionately as “AirForceOne”? Seriously, not many people can say they were named after a Boeing VC-25 — a militarized version of the 747.

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“I have decided to call my baby AirForceOne Barack Obama so that we can all remember Obama’s visit to Kenya because it is a huge blessing,” said Lucy Akinyi Okoth, one of the mothers.

Another, Lucy Atieno, decided to simply call her boy AirForce One.

“I have been told that it is the best aeroplane because it carries a very powerful leader of America who is also a Kenyan,” she said.

The two Air Force Ones were among eight children born on Friday night at Kisumu Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Referral Hospital and named after Obama, said nurse Dolphin Akinyi.

“Yesterday from 8.30 pm we had eight deliveries and all the babies are in a very stable condition,” she said.